Re: The Nashbar Story

Ron George <ron.r.george@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Feel free to drop in comments. Thanks.
http://cozybeehive.blogspot.com/2008/02/story-of-bike-nashbar.html

Tim McNamara wrote:

Blogspam. Little content but lots of speculation, which is the norm on blogs since actual journalism isn't a big part of blogucation.

You're braver than I.
I saw the url and passed
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References:
- The Nashbar Story
  - From: Ron George
- Re: The Nashbar Story
  - From: Tim McNamara

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